Edit text and fonts
Select text, change its contents and reuse an embedded font when technically available. The app checks the required glyphs and uses compatible local fonts when necessary.
Tomorrow Now PDF Editor 1.5.1
Work on PDFs directly on your Mac when you need more than the browser tools can offer. The app recognises text and embedded fonts, runs OCR locally, and lets you add signatures, images, annotations and form fields.
Compatibility
Mac with Apple Silicon
M1, M2, M3, M4 or later
App language
The interface is currently in Italian
Verified distribution
Developer ID signed and notarised by Apple
Mac
The Mac app is designed for documents that need more control than a quick browser task.
Select text, change its contents and reuse an embedded font when technically available. The app checks the required glyphs and uses compatible local fonts when necessary.
Make scanned text searchable in Italian or English without sending the document to an online OCR service.
Add drawn or typed signatures, reusable stamps, highlights, freehand marks, arrows and rectangles.
Reorder, insert, rotate, duplicate, extract or delete pages. You can also add and reposition images.
Create interactive fields and complete forms that are already present in a document.
Search the full PDF with ⌘F and change the same value in selected places across the document.
The app processes PDFs locally. Working copies are kept in a private session folder and cleared when you change documents or close the app. Saved files remain in the locations you choose.
The update checker contacts GitHub when the app starts and when you request a check. Your PDF is not uploaded. Download, source-code and Tomorrow Now links also open external services with their own privacy notices.
Download the official DMG for version 1.5.1 directly.
Open the DMG and drag Mac PDF Editor into the Applications folder.
Launch the app. When a new version is available, you will see “Aggiorna”, or you can choose Aiuto → Controlla aggiornamenti… from the menu.
The official installer links directly to the public release. You can compare this SHA-256 checksum after downloading it:
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